It recalls what I’ve done for my NS Enterprise customers for the upgrade from 6.5 to 6.6. That time there were some things to fix, today it is straightforward thus I think it is not required.
Hi Davide,
Ok.
It’s clear for me that the upgrade to 6.7 must be done in two steps as you said.
Also, it’s not a big effort to do this from CLI, even for me!
So, which Scenario?
Maybe for the next upgrade will be possible to do this (One Click Upgrade Button) from time.
I will add this to My wishes list.
Ok, let’s go with the simplest path:
the nethserver-release-6.7 rpm will be released inside the nethserver-updates repository for 6.6.
Update procedure
From the GUI: users must press the update button to update the 6.6 to latest released packages and install the new nethserver-release RPM. After the yum cache is expired (12 hours), new updates will be available for the real upgrade to 6.7.
For the next releases, we have to figure out a new way (outside yum) to push the release upgrades.
Is it worth adding this as alternative upgrade procedure to release notes?
It has already been written down
http://docs.nethserver.org/en/latest/release_notes.html#manual-upgrade-from-6-6
I’m sorry, I see only the Manuale Upgrade section we have since RC1… What happens?
Edit:
The system can be upgraded from the command line.
Of course, it can be upgraded from the Software Center too
With this awesome new way to upgrade…
I wil expect the same way to upgrade from 6.7 to 7.1